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Security Certificate on the server is not valid. Error 0x80072F0D

My client recently purchased a E650 Orange Smartphone from the UK. When connecting to our Exchange 2003 server I receive the error 'security certificate on the server is not valid' error 0x80072F0D. The certificate installed on Exchange server is from Equifax Secure Global, who is owned by GeoTrust. I downloaded the only root certificates I could find and those were at GeoTrust. I installed them but to no avail. When I go to https://webmail.mydomain.com/oma I received the prompt 'The name, date, or issuing authority for the site's security certificate is not valid' All suggestions would be appreciated.

Stacy Spear

The site name on the certificate must match the actual address.

So since you have webmail.mydomain.com, your certificate must be webmail.mydomain.com.

I am willing to bet you just have mydomain.com on the certificate.

INetX

ASKER

OH...If only it was that simple. Thanks for the suggestion but the certificate is for webmail.mydomain.com. It was purchased from Equifax and when I go to the details of the certificate and expand it shows the certificate for my domain, webmail.mydomain.com.

Stacy Spear

argh!! :)

Is the error via the device or does it appear on desktop systems as well?

INetX

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Thanks for the reply, I am receiving the error:0x80072F0D on the device.

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Thanks, Root 5 - Equifax Secure Global eBusiness CA-1 (Base-64 encoded X.509) worked for me. :)